On Freitag, 9. April 2021 19:08:45 CEST Dawid Wrobel wrote: > On Apr 9, 2021, at 12:58 PM, Brendan Coupe <bren...@coupeware.com> wrote: > > > I use a script to run it. The script checks for or creates a lock file > > and will tell me it's already running on another computer if the lock > > file is present. I use syncthing to keep my files in sync across > > several computers and this keeps me from having KMM opened in 2 or > > more computers. > > > > None of that really matters. What does matter is that my script > > includes the path and file name to the only KMM file I ever use. If I > > remove the path and file name it does not open the CVS importer > > window. > > > > When you asked how I run it my first thought was "why would that > > matter". Clearly it was a better question than I first thought it was > > Yeah it matters because I changed the file types that the CSV importer > associates with. Previously it was .csv only, but I added .txt as well. > > So my idea was that it could have something to do with FreeDesktop > standards and .desktop files. > > I just tested my local build by adding .kmy file as an argument and, > indeed, it opens the CSV importer dialog. By extension I assume .kmy > format is somehow treated as a .txt file, which is probably an issue > of its own.
It can't be the format of the file as it also opens the CSV importer in case the .kmy is a gpg-encrypted file. There must be something wrong with the conversion of a file extension to its MIME type, because for .kmy files the things should be setup correctly (see attached screenshot). -- Regards Thomas Baumgart https://www.signal.org/ Signal, the better WhatsApp ------------------------------------------------------------- Bachelor: One who is footloose & fiance free! -------------------------------------------------------------
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